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PEMEX TO PRESENT NEW GROWTH STRATEGY BY MID-YEAR
Written by Business News Americas   
Wednesday, 03 March 2010

148eMexico's state oil company Pemex plans to present a new growth strategy by mid-year, company CEO Juan José Suárez told a webcast. The plan has yet to be approved by the company's board but will include a calendar for various initiatives to take effect. The main results of the strategy are expected to be seen in "the medium term," Suárez said. "It is very clear to us that we need to produce results fast for the transformation that we need in the company to happen," he added.

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CHILE RUSHES TROOPS, AID TO QUAKE-STRICKEN TOWNS
Written by Reuters.com   
Monday, 01 March 2010

147eChile scrambled on Monday to provide aid to tens of thousands of homeless people in areas devastated by a massive earthquake and tsunamis, and 10,000 troops patrolled to quell looting. The 8.8 magnitude quake on Saturday killed 711 people and the death toll was expected to rise. Harrowing scenes of destruction emerged in isolated towns swamped by giant waves triggered by one of the strongest quakes in a century. Many people were still missing in some communities in the worst-hit central region of Chile, which remained largely cut off by mangled highways and fallen telephone lines. Shortages of drinking water and food worsened the effects of the disaster, while power cuts slowed relief efforts and threatened economic output.

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NEW LATIN AMERICAN GROUP UNLIKELY TO HAVE TEETH
Written by Andres Oppenheimer   
Friday, 26 February 2010

146eA summit of Latin American and Caribbean leaders in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, decided to create a new regional bloc excluding the United States and Canada, in what most international media described as an act of defiance against Washington. But there are three big reasons to believe that, despite claims by Venezuela and a few other countries that the new group will replace the U.S.-based Organization of American States (OAS) and challenge U.S. foreign policies, it will be something very different. First, many of the 32 countries that participated in the Feb. 22-23 summit are behind in their annual payments to the United Nations, the OAS and other international institutions, and don't want to create a new bureaucracy.

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